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I tell y’all where my dependence on 4F comes from. I’m probably gonna get flamed for it, but here it is. I cut my teeth on a Lyman flint gun. After many, many days of frustration I finally came up with a solution. I shot that combo for 30 years! So naturally I thought it is what I had to...

Yep, I’m in.

Duuuude! I’m fooling around with some ball boards and it ain’t easy! That looks Great! RM

I got the blade from Mr. @Runewolf1973 Mr. @Notchy Bob provided the Indian Rose wood. So, maybe that’s an option for you. Just a thought. RM

Just FYI, It works, I am preparing for the woods walk at Ft de Chartres this November. It’s a team event and timed. Messing around with another horn or step is a waste of time. I only had one misfire after 25 balls. Dull flint, tapped it with my little hammer and on to the next shot. That...

So, have any of you fellas ever shot one out and had to replace?

I could have sworn that is where I got it. Note all the brass stuff on the website????

Roger that.

Man, I may have things mixed up, cuz I went to the website and I didn’t see it. http://www.luckybag.us/MainMuzzleloadingJewelry.html

Hang on, Flying by phone let me see if I can figure this out.

Thanks, Yeah it’s pretty apparent that it’s not necessary. But I do OCD about the cleanliness of my shoot’n Irons.

It leaks a little but if you turn upside down, none of the water comes into contact with the stock.

I got it from “the lucky bag”. I think is a creation of @dave2c’s. I may be off here. I have had it for a while. It works!!! Rare earth magnet and a cork gasket

Fix’n to start meditation now, hmmmmm….hmmmmm…🤣😆🤣

How often do you pull the vent liner for cleaning? How often Do you replace? Is this a proprietary item? It looks like it’s hand fitted. No problems here but I can see where the slot is relatively shallow not sure if removing it every time for cleaning is a good idea. I have one of @davec2...

Well, After all the ball board discussion, I took and end piece of the walnut I found and cut it up. I’m not really a wood working guy but I figured I would use these to start playing around with it little bit and see what happens. Got the holes drilled and now I’ll start shaping and playing...

Yep, Heirloom stuff right their. RM

You’re right Boss, It’s the hole experience. It’s kinda like the old gunfighter movie or like in “Jeremiah Johnson” movie. It’s the attention to detail, slow, methodical approach. To make sure that all is in perfect working order. To me the time spent with a traditional gun is an exercise...

Yep, There are more than a few of you on this forum that have their stuff together and can turn that puppy into a solid shooter in no time! RM